Jeanie Hannaman

By Clare Marie Merkowsky, LifeSiteNews - Bishop Joseph Strickland is set to premiere his new show next week to encourage Catholics to live out their faith despite scandal in the Church... The show, which will replace the weekly The Bishop Strickland Show, will focus on looking at the future of the Church “through the eyes of tradition.” Strickland will discuss the importance of each Catholic having a personal relationship with Christ within His Church.

By Michael Haynes, Snr. Vatican Correspondent - Cardinal Joseph Zen has issued what appears to be a renewed criticism of the Synod on Synodality, questioning how the Catholic Church should be expected to “pray to the Holy Spirit to overturn the teachings He has passed on to us through the apostles.”... Zen provided exegetical commentary on the Scriptural passages used in the lectionary of the Novus Ordo liturgy yesterday. Drawing from the Epistle and Gospel of St. John, Zen highlighted Christ’s teaching about the guidance of the Holy Spirit for the Catholic Church and used them to launch a warning about the synod.

By Anthony Esolen, Crisis Magazine - The newly appointed archbishop of Washington, D.C. sadly shares the assumption prevalent among liberal theological and exegetes, that the Scripture contains, as Hans Kung put it, a lot of "trash."... The newly appointed archbishop of Washington, D.C., Robert McElroy, says that the Church has learned more about human sexuality since the days of St. Paul and that, armed with this knowledge, we can now interpret Paul’s strictures against homosexual behavior as applying only to its abusive forms in ritual prostitution and pederasty but not to people who are committed to loving one another till death should part them.